scubasteve83

Im just wondering if there are any easy/cheap ways to get just a little more front flex?

flecker

Not a whole lot unfortunately... you can try some ultra thin bump stops, and maybe some quick disco's for the sway bar... thats about it though. All the travel growth kits cost mucho

scubasteve83

thats what I thought any good places to buy those. I would use the search but its notr working.

flecker

I forget where I got mine from... but they aren't hard to find. They are sold as universal bump stops.... probably get them from pep boys even.

scubasteve83

thanks a lot man

Scarbro22

Autozone has some low profile ones that fit for around 5 bucks and also some poly-bushings for 9.99 if you try to make some sway bar discos.

scubasteve83

cool I just wish the search button was workin so Icould find out how to make the disco's

foxtrapper

Disconnecting your front sway bar is free. I've never driven one with it disconnected, but I doubt it's a particularly horrific experience on the street. It's probably your best bang for the buck flexibility increase. It won't increase travel, but it will let you flex around within those limits more readily.

Robinhood150

Here you go: http://robinhood4x4.com/qd.htm

Robinhood150

I don't know why I didn't think about this earlier, but cross linked shocks are another way to go: http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/tech/air_shocks/

Do a search over there on 4x4wire and you'll find more info.

mt_goat

Yes the cross-linked air shocks will help. I have them in the front and rear. I recommend putting a valve in between the shocks so you can unlink them while driving on-road. The extra flex is not very highway friendly, especially exit ramps at 50-60 mph.:pat: